CorsairiCUE 7000X RGB Full-Tower ATX PC Case (Three Tempered Glass Panels, Four Included 140mm RGB Fans, Easy Cable Management, Smart RGB and Fan Speed Control, Spacious Interior) Black

In this case will free go in all ways 420mm liquid cooling. There is plenty space for 2 of them and one water cooling with pump and a lot hard tube if you want itCoolers may get noisy, not a quiet cooling one, but really performing well. It has 3 of 2.5 SSD drives space and 6 of HDD drives space, easy to build,not bad cable management but I bought some cables management moreI have Ryzen 9 16 core which is hot as hell on hard rendering or heavy gaming. It can go up to 81 degrees in Celsius the peak. Well for those who want a lot room for building a pc and don't complain about sizes ,then this case is for you.

This case has BAGS of room in the main compartment, so much so that a typical ATX build might feel too small. Plenty of space for custom water cooling loops and / or custom pc mods like stat panels and such. This part was a dream to build in.The rear of the case, not so much. The cable management is very tight and with 10+ rgb fans, there's A LOT of management to do. This compartment could have done with being even 1cm deeper, it would have helped dramatically. That being said, after spending some time planning out, grouping and routing cables, it's done the job and has multiple routing channels built in to the chassis, complete with velcro cable ties in the main channel.The included fans are pretty good, nice RGB and fairly quiet on low RPM but capable of pushing a lot of air through the case. The Commander Core XT that was included was also a nice touch, and coupled with the Commander Core that came with my h170i AIO cooler, allowed me to install 11 RGB fans in the case with a port for a 12th fan if desired.The tempered glass appears to be tinted but once the RGB is shining, it looks incredible. I find myself zoning out and staring at the internals often. All 3 of the tempered glass panels are magnetic and easily removable if necessary.My only complaint is that, being a full tower case, laden with steel back panel, the thing is heavy. The box it arrives in warns that it requires two people to lift and carry - though this will depend on how strong you are. I was able to carry it in by myself, but absolutely appreciated assistance carrying it up a flight of stairs.It's also worth noting that the case is not exactly cheap compared to competitor cases - this case comes with a hefty price tag. If money isn't a concern, or you can pick it up on a good discount, that would be the time to do it. I got mine on a discount and I don't regret it whatsoever.If you plan on frequently moving the system once it's built, perhaps this is not the case for you. However, if the system won't be moving all that much once assembled, I highly recommend this case for a full tower choice. It was by far the best case I've built in to date, even with the slightly awkward cable management in the back.

I'm a big fan of full towers, I will never settle for mid. I started with an NZXT Phantom before moving onto a 1st gen Corsair Graphite 780T. The 7000X is not as big as these older cases length or width wise, but it's definitely taller, and heavier which isn't surprising considering the tempered glass and steel. This leads me onto how it looks, it's strikingly beautiful with a clean modern design, you can't even tell there's glass panels on it they're so clear. The build quality is exceptional and I like all the little details including the rubber corsair logo on the top glass panel. Seems just like the Corsair I remember and I'd hope so considering the price of a flagship case has inflated around 250% compared to when I last bought one. I've not started the build yet but my initial impressions are that I am very pleased with this purchase and I can see this case serving me well for another decade like the graphite series did. Cheers.

This case is very good it has fully customisable sections and you can take the top of to put radiator or fans on it without having to try putting it on in the case it has so much room for large graphics cards and it's build very good it has an icue header so you can connect fans and RGB to it without having to connect to the motherboard which makes it neater to cable tidy you can take the front panel of top or side panels and add extra fans or even extra radiators it's a very heavy case and very large but it's one of the best for building especially as the graphics cards are getting larger and radiators and getting longer this case will fit anything you throw at it I would recommend this Corsair as it's built very very good

The media could not be loaded. I saw this going for decent price on Amazon Warehouse, listed with minor scratches on the metal. It did not say it would be missing the Commander Core XT which is essential for running the RGB lighting and a significant part of this cases value. Luckily I had a commander pro in my old system along with a node pro. I was still able to run 11 fans total. 4x LL140mm 3x LL120mm and I used two of the stock fans on my Kraken Z63 in a push-pull configuration. The pre-installed additional fan hub was very useful for getting everything running and controlled by the commander pro. The only exception was the nzxt fans which were plugged into the coolers fan controller. I primarily bought this for a max storage build as I still use multiple HDD's and SSD's.I was pleasently surprised that despite having a glass top and front panel the airflow in this case incredible, thanks to the additional side intake. In total this improved my max load cpu and gpu temps by 10°C compared to my 8yo BeQuiet Darkbase 900 Pro. In a stress test the CPU didn't peak above 69°C.Performance aside,this case is subjectively stunning!!! I love creating icue lighting profiles even if I hate managing all the cables, (I'll be investing in iCue link at some point). The photos and video doesn't do the lighting effects any justice. The blackout panels when the PC is off make for an even better lightshow once you hit the power button. This 7000x ticks all the right boxes for my use case. If you still like full tower PC's I highly recommend this case.